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After a giraffe called Marius was executed at a Danish zoo last week, and another one is under threat, Ramzan Kadyrov has offered to take in the second giraffe.
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A Muscovite has paid 5000 roubles in the hope that her cat is returned safely. Russian netizens discuss the political reasoning behind it.
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Police are currently hunting a crocodile spotted in Ekaterinburg despite having no specific protocols to deal with it. Netizens are concerned about the croc's fate.
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A video of a little creature trying to steal a pike from a fisherman is going viral, as netizens angrily accuse the man of being greedy for not sharing his catch.
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The Moscow authorities are dealing with a plague of rats which has infested the capital due to both a very warm May and the closure of several shopping centres.
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This video of a dog approaching a sleeping cat, who then wakes up in shock has gone viral on the Runet, netizens laughing and choosing sides in the timeless war.
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Netizens praise a lorry driver who stopped in the middle of a busy intersection to pick up a cat that had fallen out of a passing jeep, after two women drove past.
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After a man's cat was killed by a dog, he tracked down the pensioner whose dog it was and beat him. Netizens condemn passersby who didn't call an ambulance.
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The St Petersburg Metro was invaded by activists clad in fancy dress doing the viral Harlem Shake dance. They are hoping to raise awareness of animal rights.
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Netizens mock the St. Petersburg local lawmakers for passing amendments to their noise nuisance laws that forbid loud snoring and cats from walking around at night.
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A new service has opened in Krasnoyarsk that will allow people to rent cats. The shelter for homeless cats plans to charge a very small sum for the service.
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Children in Rostov-on-Don have found a lion cub, and brought it into school. Netizens discuss other strange animals that have been found in Rostov this year.
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In a school training vets in Moscow, students were asked to catch a pet cat and bring it into school for euthanasia and dissection. WARNING: graphic images.
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Cat lover Dmitry Medvedev has promised to send a pedigree kitten to the former Finnish PM to replace her own cat, which has died recently. Puerile reactions abound.
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A 56-year-old pensioner has fought off a wolf attack, and lived to tell the tale. Netizens doubt that she would have been so lucky had the wolf been healthy.
After a giraffe called Marius was executed at a Danish zoo last week, and another one is under threat, Ramzan Kadyrov has offered to take in the second giraffe.4
A Muscovite has paid 5000 roubles in the hope that her cat is returned safely. Russian netizens discuss the political reasoning behind it.
Police are currently hunting a crocodile spotted in Ekaterinburg despite having no specific protocols to deal with it. Netizens are concerned about the croc's fate.
A video of a little creature trying to steal a pike from a fisherman is going viral, as netizens angrily accuse the man of being greedy for not sharing his catch.
The Moscow authorities are dealing with a plague of rats which has infested the capital due to both a very warm May and the closure of several shopping centres.
This video of a dog approaching a sleeping cat, who then wakes up in shock has gone viral on the Runet, netizens laughing and choosing sides in the timeless war.
Netizens praise a lorry driver who stopped in the middle of a busy intersection to pick up a cat that had fallen out of a passing jeep, after two women drove past.
After a man's cat was killed by a dog, he tracked down the pensioner whose dog it was and beat him. Netizens condemn passersby who didn't call an ambulance.
The St Petersburg Metro was invaded by activists clad in fancy dress doing the viral Harlem Shake dance. They are hoping to raise awareness of animal rights.
Netizens mock the St. Petersburg local lawmakers for passing amendments to their noise nuisance laws that forbid loud snoring and cats from walking around at night.
A new service has opened in Krasnoyarsk that will allow people to rent cats. The shelter for homeless cats plans to charge a very small sum for the service.
Children in Rostov-on-Don have found a lion cub, and brought it into school. Netizens discuss other strange animals that have been found in Rostov this year.
In a school training vets in Moscow, students were asked to catch a pet cat and bring it into school for euthanasia and dissection. WARNING: graphic images.
Cat lover Dmitry Medvedev has promised to send a pedigree kitten to the former Finnish PM to replace her own cat, which has died recently. Puerile reactions abound.
A 56-year-old pensioner has fought off a wolf attack, and lived to tell the tale. Netizens doubt that she would have been so lucky had the wolf been healthy.